For Amin and Arabian imperialism and the religion of the Arabs

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Nov 19, 2006 at 15:58

My dear Amin:

So why did the likes of Muhammad 3Atta and those other criminals attacked us here in the US on 9/11?

The chances are your own ancestors were brutalized by the Arabs and their religion may be some 1400 years ago and it was just the turn of the US for an attack by the followers of the religion of the Arabs!.

Do you think that may be the 9/11 atrocity is another step in the war of Islam and Muslims against dar al-harb and America was just another victim?

I suspect that you would also wish to see all of us proud Kuffar converting to the religion of the Arabs either in peace or through war. Well this is what your Allah tells you: "qatil fi sabeel Allah" he also tells you to fight ahl al-kitab (Jews, Christians) for no reason at all until Islam becomes the suprems religion (Q9:30)! I call this imperialism and fascism!

Did it ever cross your mind why the Arabs invade the Middle East (oh yeah and they call it Futuh!) and if your Allah is indeed omnipotent as He claims there would have been no wars or invasions by the Arabs and your Allah would have converted everyone to islam. But it seems that your Allah was not able to do so, which means that your Allah needed the help of human beings to do his dirty work, This means that your allah is not omnipotent which means that your Allah is no God!

America existed only since 1776 CE but the menace called Islam and Arabian imperialism existed for more than 1400 years. I think this is a case of reversing cause for effect. You are blaming the victims of Islam, Shame.

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